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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-14
ST. NICHOLAS
for 1886-'87.

Stories by Louisa NJ. AlcOtt and Frank
z. Stockton.-several by each author
A short Serial Story by Mrs. Burnett,
whose charming Little Lord Fauntleroy'
has been a great feature in the past year
of ST. Nicholas.
War Stories for Boys aud Girls. Gen.
Badeau, chief-ol-siail biographer, and
confidential friend OF General Grant. and
one of the ablest and most popular OF
living military writers, will contribute a
number of papers describing in clear and
vivid style some of the leading battles of
the civil war. They will be panoramic
descriptions of single contests or short
campaigns, presenting sort OF literary
picture gallery Of the grand and heroic
contents in which the parents OF many a
boy and girl Of today took part.
The Serial Stories include Juan and
Jnanita.i an admirably written story OF
Mexican life, by Frances Courtenay Bay
lor author of 'On Both Sides; also,
'Jenny's Boarding House., by James OTIS,
a story of life in a great city
Short Articles, instructive and enter
tanning, will abound. Among these are I;
How a Great Panorama IS Made by
Theodore X. Davis, with prefuse illnstra,
tions winning a Commission Naval
Academy and 'Recolections of the Ma
val Academy; Boring for Or and Among
the Gas-wells,' with a number of striking
pictures: 'Child-Sketches from George
Eliot hy Julia Magruder Victor Hngo's
Tale. to his Grandchildren recounted by
Brander Matthews; Historic Girls, by +.
s. Brooks Also interesting contributions
from Nora Perry, Harriet Prescott Spoliord,
Joannn Miller, H. H. BOyesen, Washing
ton GLADDEN.. Alice Wellington Rollins, j..
T., Trowbrdge, Lieutenant Frederick
SchWatka. Noah Brooks, Grace DEMO
Litchfcld. Rose lIaw thorne Laihrop. Mrs
). M.B. Pmtt, Mary Mapcs Dodge, and
many others. etc. rtc.
The subscription price Of It. Nicholas D.
81 80 q year; - cents number sun.
,c,ipfions are received hy booksellers ana
s,iealrrsevrryw here, OF by the publish
els. New volume legius with tine Np'",n-
her number Send for our braniilnll,
Illustrated catalogue Gree containing lnll
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-14
EDINBURG NOTES.

Miss Ella Cooper, of Loudoun county.
Va. is visiting Mrs. j. J. Stoneburaer.
Miss FauuIe Conner, Of Washington, d.
C., is visiting relatives and friends in this
place
Miss Emma Saum, of Saumsville, this
county, is visiting her sister, Miss Bella
Saum.
Miss Sallie Maphis, Of Mt Jackson, Va,
is visiting relatives here.
Miss Nora Miller, Of Luray, Va. is visit
ing relatives in our town.
The Misses Churchill Of Front Roya'.
Va, are visiting Mr. j. G. McDonald's
family, in this place.
Mr.. J. W. Stonebuner is at hone for q
short holiday vacation. lie is travelling
for large wine house, of Rochester, y. y.
Prof. X. +. Leetch, the well known orna-
mental painter, is giving dancing lessons
10 large class Of ladies and gentlemen,
in this place.
One Of the most pleasant and happy
events that our town has witnessed for
some time. occurred on Tuesday evening,
Of last week, At 81 o'clock At that time
our young friend, Jas 4. Baker, one of
our most popular gentlemen, led to the
altar Miss Lucy Rinker. the beautiful and
charming daughter Of Mr.. Jacob Il. Rink
or. q we'll known merchant, Of this place.
/ The Methodist Church was crowded to
Overlooking when the bridal party, COM
posed Of gallant gentlemen and fair young
ladies. entered and ranged themselves be
fore Rev. G.. II. Zimmerman, who. IN most
eloquent and impressive manner, recited
the solemn words of Heavens own giving
that united for all time and eternity,
through sunshine and shadow, two loving
and faithful hearts. During the ceremony
the bride and groom stood under mag
nifcent floral marriage bell, the centre Of
hundreds Of eager eyes. The attendants
we're Mr. Willie Lantz and Miss Gusse
Murray, Mr.. W. A. Whissen and Miss AIMS
Wierman. Mr.. S. p. Riuker and Miss Bette
Iantz. The bride wore q dress of brown
cloth over which fell an exquisite veil.-
Miss Gussie Murray was dressed in blu'
cashmere, Miss Anna Wierman in blaci
cashmere and Miss Bette Lantz in grel
cloth. The bride was the recipient o
many handsome and valuable presents
After the ceremony a rich supper wa
served at the home of the brides father
where some hours were most joyousl,
spent by the happy gathering Of younI
hearts. The next day the bridal part
drove out to the home Of the groom
step.father, Mr.. Robt. NJ. Lantz, wher
the most unbounded and refined hospital
ty was dispensed.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-14
fConnuuicaicdl

EDITH. VA. Jan. I'D, l--'.
DER HERALD .-Wouh iinc from
here be ont of place, We call tins Edith;
Int Won know Eithis bird of pas,asc'
and move. about % great deal Il used TO
be at uaman', Mil now 10 has left and
the last heard of IL, il wa, going ont
through "ShuG's Cap with pair Of rc-
form tweezer, pulling tine baby teeth of
the new administration 1t is hoped it
will be moved to High Germany 70. soon
as the weather opens.
Good health seems 10 bc preyailing here
The "cat, drink and be merry adage is
tcuacionsly observed, and hugely enjoyed
water. however, is the drink.
Rev Mr. Long, Methodist is holding a
series Of Interesting meetings at Lebanon.
The congregations are good. ON sunday
last over > acccssions to that organization
A new road is contracted by Mr.. Isaiah
Glen, on cast side Of Page mountain
which viii De of great convenience and
benefit to the Valley folks who want i'
make quici, trip TO the estate of Page
as the grade TO Edinbug is rather good.
Mr. Paul Rinkcr purchased ana engii
and saw mill Of Jos. Frederick. Pine Forge
Va.
Who is Memo 40. 3, he is smart an'
that is enough, and cold facts are deal
night and left Give it to 'cm.
IfDr. +. NJ IIisey will allow his nam'
10 appear as candidate for Commissions
Of the Revenue, he will receive the sul
port Of many voters Of this section. Othc
candidate. would be left here, and com
PEELED to console themselves with k'S 'nl
the rod of their affection. even though L.
publicans rs siaunch as the principles ln
| piled 10y the term. n
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-14
sArMsvnLr. Va. Jan. sth. lss7

SAUMsynfE, Va, Jan. Sth, 1887.
EDITOR OF HERALD 1t was our good
fortune TO be present at the Christmas
services al ST. johns Chapel, Ilarisylle,
ON Saturday night The exercises were
quite interesting, consisting of reciiation-,
songs and bountiful distribution of can
dies. &c, 10 the little ones The recita-
,ions were well rendered. and the music
very COOL. Tine Old song. Joy to tie
World, &c" sung to the time Of Antioch,
we Thought exceptionally good We can
not fail tonoticc specially the good sing
ing and ihc prompt answers To the ques
tions by the little ones Of the infant class.
This class has been for some time under
the intelligent care Of Nrs. Swariz who
ha, made H. the most interesting class We
have ever seen. The hu,iday week was
very pleasantly spent in this section, al
though some persons, rs usual, thought it
q dull season. ON the night Of Jan. lst,
the Saumsylle Literary Society had n
very interesting entertainment. Many of
the old time songs, ~ well a. modern
ONES. were very sweetly rendered, finding
o responsive echo in the hearts Of all
present, especially the older ones, as the
well remembered strains brought back
other days 40 wildly. The "Dutch love
song. by lady ard gentleman, was fine
Is given. and caused much merry laughter.
The house was filled, the admission being
only five cents The amount realized,
however, was sufficient to furnish the
school house with handsome bracket
lamps. ;.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-14
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.


The estate of Andrew Bowman, decd,
is committed to the Sheriff Of Shenandoah
county for administration.
The last will and testament of Sarah
Layman, decd, was probatod, and Ihos.
F L. Wilkin was appointed aud qualified as
administrator, cum tcstamentO aan1Io.
The last viii and testament of Mary
Bauserman, decd, was probated and RIA
phael c. Bauserman and Erasmus Bauser-
man qualified as executors.
The last will and testament of Philip
Wismau, decd, was pIobated and admit
ted to record.
John Getz, Daniel Ryman aud Panl
Miller appointed commissioners to view
the Valley, Mt. Jackson and Howard Lick
and New Market and Sperryyille turn
pixies and report to the court
LIST or coNvEYANCEs.
Deed from Felix McFaul and wife to
VIM. Rosenberger
Decd from Henry Carper and wife to
Chas. L. Carper.
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need from p \, Coleman and wife 10
Geo W. Miller
Doed from X g Railev and wife TO
Adam Stark
Doed from Adam Stark to Artie Stark.
need from pbibn Killer to Isaac Sheetz.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-14

WOODSTOCK, VA jan l"iu' 1901
Mr.. EDuoR:-It is hardly necessary for
me say that Woodstock has more beau
tiful Young ladies than all her sister towns
in the Valley put together. They are
just enough 10 dazzle poor fellows eyes,
and as for his heart, lordy they will burn
10 to a crisp in few moments Bnt
notwithstanding all this the truth com
pels MS TO acknowledge that our town can
also show perfect wilderness of Old
maids And amt they sure enough, sonr
old maids from "way back ~ Just hush
your jaw Phew only think of their
thin blue lips, lantern jaws, corkscrow
curls. and long skinny fingers, Get ON of
the way. Let's run boys, they are grow
ing desperate. Mr.. Editor on Monday
evening about q dozen Of tn Sc forlorn old
maids determined TO have a leighride even
If the young meu did give them the go-by.
To that end they hired biz iour horse
sled aud started off with big display of
false merriment. They had but one man
with them, the unfortunate driver, and
be will no rlore forget his experience than
the men who went through Narrow Pass
age bridge. lie was a perfect wreck on
his return. HIS clothes were torn in many
places, his face was a dark purple and his
eyes fiirly popped from his head, in fact
bis whole appearance was that of a man
who had been Rugged by a bear until he
was almost squeezed and sirangsled to
death The doctors say that number OF
his ribs are broken and he is terribly
bruised around the body and neck. The
poor victim says that all the wealth OF
/ the world conld not tempt him to again
drive ont a sleigh load of ten or twelve
desperate, hungry old maids unless be
was dressed in a suit of steel armor or had
at least fifty policemen 20 protect him.
The fact is. Mr.. Editor, they have grown
dangerously desperate.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-14
ruApEL GROVE ITEMS.

The public school ut this place has been
p,id some very pleasant visits during the
last two weeks. Mr.. David Gosom,
formerly editor Of the Winchester Leader'
maid the school visit on Friday, Dec.
3Ist. making speech which was greatly
enjoyed by all.
Rev. Geo. snapp also visited the school
ON Monday, and made an instructive adj
dress. Dir. Theo. b. Moss, Principal OF
s. W. :. n. s., of Pa, was a visitor on
Friday. Jan. 9TH. lie was called home
by the serious illness OF his mother, Mrs
Rev. Geo Moss, who has been very i'll
Another of her children is expected this
week. The praise Of the Chapel Grove
Christmas exercises has not ceased yet
but many pleasant things are still said
Of them. A captivating feature was, the
singing Of. 81 should like to have beer
with Him there" by ten little girls who
stood around the beautiful tree. Theil
teacher. J. G. IIockenberry presided at
the instrument Mr. s. +. received q very
nice present Just before the holidays. III
SAYS the s-- does not fit him, hut i
he will ask Miss A. b. she will tell him
where the fault lies. Moral Boys, don
fly before you get wings they (the girls
are as anxious as yourself
Yonrs truly,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-14

A terrible accident occurred ON the
Valley Branch b. x O. r. r., on Wednes-
dav. at point few hundred yards
south Of Charlestown, Jefferson county
W. Va. At this place a county road
crosses the railroad at the end of a sharp
curve. making it impossible TO see the
crossing from an engine until within a
very sh ort distance. As the fouthhound
mail reached the point on the above men
toned day the engineer was Mortified to
see two men in sleigh in the act OF
crossing the track Steam was at once
shut of and the air brakes applied while
the shrill whistle shreked its warning
Bnt all too late. The engine struck the
sleigh with terrific force tearing 1t to
fragments and carrying one of the un-
fortunate men under its ponderous wheels
crushing his lite ont in a moment. Before
the train could be stopped all the cars
passed over the body mangliug it almost
ont of an human semblance. The other
unfortunate was thrown TO one side OF the
track with such violence that he lived
but few minutes after the passengers
and trainmen got to him. Strange to say
the horse escaped without the slightest in
Jury. We were unable to ascertain the
names Of the men, but it is supposed by
the passengers that they were residents Of
the neighborhood.
J.. S.-Siuce the above was in type we
learn that the unfortunate victims Of this
deplorable accident were both young men,
natives Of jefferson county, the one living
al Leetown, the other about five miles
from Charlestown. Their names were
Caleb Campbell and James Miller A
brother Of one Of them was in sleigh that
had crossed the track but a few minutes
ahead Of them.
We are indebted to Mr. Hunter Chap
man. the cen 'eous b. & O. Agent, at this
place. for q c bo-e information.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-14
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1857.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-14
cuURCH DIRECTORY

LurugnAN.--Rev. A. A. j. Bushong
Reaches i'm the Lutheran Church, on the
morning and evening oft. ID Saboath
and at night on the 4th Sabbath Of eaon
month o..
Myruoprsr. Geo. II. Zimmerman
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-14

Miss Virginia Pelham Stuart, daughter
Of the great Confederate Cavalry leader,
Gen. j. +. B. Stuart, was married to Mt
Robt. Page Waller, of Norfolk, Va, AT
the Virginia Female Institute, in Staun-
ton, at the residence of her mother, on
Wednesday, of last week. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. W. Q
Hullihan, who was a member Of Gen
Stuart's staff during the war. A cable
dispatch of congratulation was received
from Count Won Borcke, Of Prussia, witt
also served on the staff of the brides faith
or conveying his earnest wishes for be
future happiness. The presents wer
numerous and costly.
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1.-THE IDEAL MAGAZINE

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Dissolution Notice.

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1887.
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1887.
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